Comments by "Django" (@django3422) on "PoliticsJOE" channel.

  1. Pretending like he's not aware of evangelists in the movement or that he's never heard of the "Great Replacement" con... we weren't born yesterday, Darren.
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  2.  @Callum29D  I can understand why you need to tell yourself that.
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  3. ​ @BOZ_11 The HoL isn't democratic, that's the whole point.
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  4. What are you blathering about?
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  5. ​ @Alan-jb3kb Reform are a bad joke.
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  6. And this looks like ethnic cleansing to you? Damn, you must be one hell of a snowflake.
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  7. Really making me feel I made the right choice by not backing Labour.
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  8. She expressed opinions around the scope of the problem, take them or leave them, but I don't see how she made light of the issue.
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  9. ​ @Bringon-dw8dx They're disingenuous, don't waste your time with them.
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  10.  @hyperquantum3020  Do I? So many people who go round gobbing off about how "proud to be British" they are, argue in favour of a cultural identity almost as alien to me as Mongolian culture is. I'm English, born and bred, but the culture I was raised in is clearly very different to the culture someone like, say, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon or Nigel Farage were raised in. So explain that one with your weak and vaguely defined nonsense.
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  11.  @hyperquantum3020  England. Any other stupid questions? Do you want me to explain what the "bred" part of "born and bred" means?
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  12. I'm not sure what you mean by "wake up". If you're referring to Israel, I'm not sure its a fair statement. Israel does not represent all Jewish people and most descendents of persecuted people don't go on to perpetrate crimes against humanity.
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  13. No lions here, chap. That's a foreign import, just like Christianity and ol' St George.
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  14.  @test-bu8sw  Or am I cancelling out your vote? And if you think voting is the be-all, you're simpler than your comments let on.
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  15. Highest in Cumbria.
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  16. Good to see we can still have hysterical moral panics in 2024...
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  17. As I understand it, the Nat-C conference has a lot of funding and support from the Yanks.
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  18. ​ @TheBushdoctor68  Don't make too much sense, you might confuse them.
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  19. Criticism of Israeli actions towards Palestine doesn't constitute antisemitism, not least because Palestinians are also a semitic people.
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  20.  @jellslixcy6168  Spoken like a real tool.
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  21. They both target the same audience.
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  22. ​ @wwhisperwolf Deflection it is. Strange, I would have thought "real men" wouldn't be so scared of engaging honestly...
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  23.  @wwhisperwolf  Has it ever occurred that... maybe its not society? Maybe it's you?
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  24. Nice bit of old school sexism, great to see someone reviving a classic.
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  25.  @eustacemcgoodboy9702  Yep, I'm a single bloke with no kids. And? Does that mean I'm unable to recognise and call out your sexist nonsense? That's rhetorical, by the way. You don't need to answer it, since it's self-evident.
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  26. ​ @ads13924 That's some next level dystopian nightmare spiel right there. There are literal children being killed in airstrikes, you think they created the situation they're in?
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  27. She'll be up for a job at GBeebies then.
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  28.  @JuxtaPositionings  Simple is as simple does. Some people are easily pleased.
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  29. What do you think the WEF is?
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  30.  @Geffo555  You don't see how this outcome came about as a result of Tory failures rather than any kind of Labour success?
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  31. ​ @MyName-cw4yr The literal neo-Nazis who operate on the platform. Musk even promoted some of them over the last year or so, retweeting some of their conspiracist tweets with added comments like "you speak the actual truth".
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  32. It's odd, he was a guest on the Behind The Bastards episode on Tommy Robinson and seemed decent, had a lot to say. I'm genuinely not sure if this is the same guy or if I'm getting him mixed up with a similar chap though. Got a strong vibe from the start that this chap just didn't want to be there.
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  33. More of us need to get behind people like them, but we also need a political system that doesn't neuter them with the politicking of parties.
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  34. Now there's someone with a fierce coke habit.
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  35. This is what is called a "strawman".
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  36.  @BeforeThisNovember  If you want a full financial breakdown, you'd have to ask them. I was a literal child at the time. But in short, dad was a courier and me mam was a teaching support assistant.
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  37. ​ @korrin897 Hi mate. I've got no tattoos, no lip fillers, I don't drink coffee and haven't been on holiday for about 24 years. But for some reason, my rent is still increasing out of pace with wages! Bizarre, I know. There's you, with it all worked out, and then here's me in this highly unusual and anomalous situation...
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  38.  @matt01506  You really have no idea what you're talking about. As per usual.
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  39. ​ @davidedwards1476 Can you prove he's on £100k+?
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  40. ​ @awolf913 You're conflating biological sex with genders. That's incorrect. Gender is a social construct, proven by the fact that different cultures have different views on genders and gender roles. This means that gender is actually entirely fluid and changeable, either as a term or as a lived state. When it comes to biological sex, it's a spectrum. Assume two extremes at either end; super masculinity and super femininity. But no two people are the same and not everyone is gonna fit that extreme model. So they are spread across the spectrum. Mostly, you'll have two large clusters leaning towards those "extreme" examples but the fact is biological sex is not a binary state.
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  41.  @awolf913  You're not understanding. It is their individual biology that determines how masculine or feminine they are. And you might as well ask "Why have a light spectrum? Just have black and white". We have a spectrum because that's what it is. To insist otherwise is to deny reality. You're really not at all informed on the science you claim supports you, huh?
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  42.  @awolf913  That's hilariously incorrect.
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  43.  @awolf913  No, I'm comparing the light spectrum to the biological sex spectrum, as two examples of plainly variable states as opposed to simple binary states. Gender is the societal construct, not biological sex.
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  44. ​ @GodIsLove1015 No, it wasn't and hasn't. Do you know what really made the UK economically strong? Colonisation. Unless you want to claim that as one of your principles.
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  45.  @clairee4939  Excuse me? In your other comment you suggest Britain's success can be attributed to them being "god fearing" and spreading Christianity. Given that said spreading was typically done with musketshot or the lash of a whip, that's a pretty gross view of Christianity. Yet you say other people are hateful revisionists for wanting to speak frankly about Britain's colonial past? That's a real twisted take.
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  46. So we can safely count your own comment out while seeking something balanced and reasoned...
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  47. No-one said it was. You're just too fragile. Grow up and get a spine.
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  48. ​ @lonebarn That's really what you should be asking Reform and Lowe in particular. Is this the best they can do?
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  49. No, we don't.
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  50. ​ @alanbarker2279 Why are you trying to shame someone and invalidate their point by bringing up an issue you don't care about? That just makes you seem really underhanded.
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